Amarillo Daily Globe Publishing Details 1924
Amarillo Daily Globe records its founding date February 20 1924 and publication details including evenings except Saturdays and Sunday morning edition. It lists mailing rates for various durations and mentions office locations at 110 East Fifth Street Amarillo Texas along with post office classification and subscription pricing.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
The Tactless Texan On Odd Views And Town Jests
A collection of quips and asides from the era including remarks on flappers, a Los Angeles preacher, a Dallas theater joke, and a husband in Amarillo facing divorce in a light satirical tone. The piece closes with wry lines about Roswell and dairy cattle enthusiasts.
Chapter Sixteen Clash Over Debt And Suds
The narrator arrives home at 5 30 and finds his wife busy with outside washing. A confrontation over a loan leads to a sudden soap suds shower as punishment. Tomorrow promises a chapter on collecting the note and a recurring dance event at Jack Hall's ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty
Jack Hall
Radio Schedule Highlights Across Cities and Times
A dense listing of late summer radio programming across U S stations including KYW Chicago WEEH WGN WMAQ and others detailing concerts orchestras lectures and kiddie programs. Notable items include La Salle Orchestra 5 20 PM and Aberghs Concert Ensemble, midnight broadcasts from various stations, and regional time references Pacific Coast and Central Standard Time for program timing.
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KYW
Chicago
Mdreo
WEEH
Wqd
WGN
WMAQ
la Salle Orchestra
WLAG
Minneapolis
Goeeree Cabors
T. Loum
Abergh
KBD Studle
Tesendtens Danese Orchestra
WOAW
Omaha
School of the Air
Munta
WDAF
Riley eBhrhart Winnwood
WHR
Kansas City
The
WOKS
Jefferson City
Tark
Col
A. T Nelson
WSB
Atlanta
Radlow! Entertainment
WMC
Memphis
WYAA
Dallas
Charles Roessler
W. W. Macbeth
KOO
Oakland
Henry Halstead
Newa
Atocks
Ate
KGO
Palo Duro Canyon Becomes Panhandle Camp Ground
The Palo Duro canyon spanning Armstrong and Randall counties is becoming a regional camp ground. From July 19 to 29 the Northwest Texas Conference Girls camp, led by Mrs. Tom C. Deleney, will host about two hundred girls aged 14 to 20. Beginning August 1 the Panhandle Baptist assembly arrives for a ten day meeting attended by seven to eight hundred Baptists. Local Boy Scouts, art classes from Canyon Teachers College, and tourists also frequent the canyon, which highways already designate as a key scenic point between Trinidad Colorado and Galveston Texas. A movement seeks a road through the canyon to showcase its beauty to north and west Texas travelers.
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Globe Canyon
Palo Duro
Armstrong
Randall
Panhandle
Northwest Texas Conference
Canyon
Tom C. Deleney
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Teachers’ College At
Palo Duro Canyon
Texas
Trinidad
Colo
Galveston
Community Visitors and Local Trips Highlight Amarillo Bulletin
Names and addresses show a day of shopping travels in Amarillo with residents and visitors from Tulia Plainview Dallas Hereford and Colorado Springs. Notables include Dr O L Jenkins Mr G W Johnson and the Nobles family plus business ties to F W Fitch and Acme Brick. The Magnolia Petroleum company reports forty five Amarillo employees.
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T. KK. Richards
Plainview
Beulah Tucker
Tulia
N. BE. Cobb
Kings Mill
R. L. Stinger
Amarillo
O. L. Jenkins
Clarendon
G. W. Johnson
el Reno
Oklahoma City
Jack McClement
Albert
Randall
San Jacinto
C. B. Scott
Dallas
Saleman
F. W. Fitch Company
E. P. Hicks
Fillmore Street
St. Anthony’s Sanitarium
H. A. Nobles and
Virginia
Colorado Springs
Mildred Myers
Jackson Street
Canadian
Ed McKaskey
Hereford
Decatur
W. A. Palmer
Misa Lucille
Dutch Ed Horgan Falls To Street Gangster Code
New York City crime note outlines the death of Dutch Ed Horgan shot through the head near Avenue A after allegedly squealing on a fellow gangster. The column recalls similar slayings as the “gangster’s code” maintains brutal discipline and references figures like Young Johnny Spanish and others. It also touches on waterfront views at the Battery and a dated social note about Panhandle Laundry’s three thousand telephone number in Amarillo, plus local notices about the Richards and Chandler families.
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New York
Dutch Ed Horgan
East Side
Blue Nose Murphy's
Avenue A
Dutch Ed
Bix Jan Zeliz
Louis the Lump
Twist McGuire
Johnny Spanish
Amarillo
Panhandle Laundry Company
Panhandle Laundry
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Oklahoma
Arrier Rae Ageeiao
Unday
Mexico
Polk Street
J. Whitcomb Brougher
Temple Baptist Church
Los Angeles
Carl Sullivan
Johnny
Lord Fautleroy
Roswell
Exide
East
KPO
San Francisco
Itupy Seteer
Dorothea Rogers
Planiat
Rudy Seteer
Rudy Berger
Theodore Irwin
Weertern Union
Bradfelt
Versatile Band
KIL
Hadisland Danes
M—Joenanut Grove Orchestra
KGW
Portland
Oto T. M
Dantern
Dave Derden
Tyler
Biggs Investment CO
West 6Th Street
Amarillo, Texas
Ordway— Saunders CO
Miles Bivins
Colorado
O. O. McIntyre
Franklin P. Adams
Broadway
Myra Hess
Harold Ross
Tallulah Bankhead
42D Street
Siegfried Sassoon
Blanche Yorka
Tom
Myra Hampton
Ray Long
Battery Seawall
Bat‘tery Wall
Mc- Naught Syndicate, Inc
Neal Hall
Blackburn Building
Drs
Gist
Rasco and Winsett
Nunn Bidg
Carrie M. Hitchcock
He Florsheim
Florsheim
JOE Killough & CO
Leaders IN Fine Clothes
Daisy Pennock
Abrams
Panhandle Hardware Co
Jack Keefe
Chi
Joe Whelan
P.M
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